
Gilded Age and Progressive Era
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- Q1Who was the author of "The Jungle"?Andrew CarnegieAnne Dallas DudleyUpton Sinclair30s
- Q2Which amendment gave women the right to vote?16th1st19th2nd30s
- Q3Vanderbilt University was named after the "Commodore," or__________________.John D. RockefellerCornelius VanderbiltAndrew Carnegie30s
- Q4Which is better for building skyscrapers?bricksteeliron30s
- Q5A person who comes to a country to live their permanently?Europeanimmigrantmigrant30s
- Q6A ruthless businessman is also known as a _______.muckrakerrobber baron30s
- Q7A business with no competition is also known as a _____________.monopolyrobber baron30s
- Q8Having this among businesses can make prices go down.friendshippartnershipscompetition30s
- Q9Andrew Carnegie made his fortune with this product.steelelectricity30s
- Q10Thomas Edison and this man invented a way to run electricity through wires.Alexander Graham BellNikola TeslaElijah McCoy30s
- Q11This invention dripped oil on machines and made them last longer.oil cupoil lamp30s
- Q12The period between the 1870's and about 1900 is known as the _______.RenaissanceGreat DepressionGilded Age30s
- Q13What was the first organized union called?Knights of LaborAmerican Federation of Labor30s
- Q14Who was the president of the AFL?Samuel GompersAnne Dallas DudleyAlexander Graham Bell30s
- Q15Immigrants entered into America through immigration stations. One was called ____________and the other was__________.Ellis Island, Angel IslandAngel Island, Manhattan IslandEllis Island, Statue of Liberty30s